Fours black female dancers in shiny spandex put on a show for an outdoor audience.

Photo by Walter Wlodarczyk, courtesy of The Shed.

Ebony Noelle Golden performs as part of The Shed's Open Call, a large-scale commissioning program for emerging NYC-based artists.

News

Jan 1, 1998

RBF

Globalization, Information Technology, and Conflict in the Second and Third Worlds: A Critical Review of the Literature

This literature review focuses on the impact of information and communications technology and services on the politics and society of developing countries, especially on the issues of conflict and cooperation. By Ernest J. Wilson, III.

Publication

Jan 11, 1997

RBF

Global Interdependence (Social Stewardship)

This is the first publication of the RBF-funded Global Interdependence Initiative, which seeks to improve Americans' understanding of global interdependence, and to strengthen public and political support for cooperative international engagement.

Publication

Oct 23, 1995

Sustainable Development

Pocantico Paper No. 2: Selling Solar: Financing Household Solar Energy in the Developing World, 1996

After a year-long research effort, analyzing the effects of scaling up solar electrification projects in the developing world, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund hosted a conference at The Pocantico Center about financing solar energy in the developing world. This is a brief summary of the results of the research and discussion.

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